A number of our Suicide Prevention Team, Sessional Workers, Volunteers and Committee Members successfully completed ‘Understanding Child Protection’ training which was delivered at the foundation.⠀
We are delighted to announce we have recently trained a group of 14 advocates under 25, who are now trained to signpost those they are worried abot to the appropriate help, while also promoting our Empowering Young Minds Programme and the foundation.
Just a few pictures from some recent awareness presentations in the community:
When we experience a trauma the world seems to stop. Nothing seems real. Adrenaline and fear can flow through our bodies, heightening our emotions and making us think or feel…
A big well done to the pupils in Drumglass High School, Dungannon who completed our Empowering Young Minds programme funded by The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland. The pupils…
Niamh McKee (15) tragically died by suicide on November 21, 2005 sending shockwaves through Clonmore outside Dungannon. Her death prompted her brave mum Catherine McBennett to start the Niamh Louise…
The Niamh Louise Foundation was delighted to have the opportunity to work with Year 3 students and their lecturers in St. Mary's University College, Belfast, to expand our Empowering Young…
The Niamh Louise Foundation was delighted to be asked to speak to Clogher Valley Young Farmers. One of our youth members Amy Gillespie shared her story of recovery with the…
We are delighted to have completed our 8 week National Lottery funded Empowering Young Minds Programme with the wonderful young people in Arvalee School and Resource Centre, Omagh. Such an…
We were pleased to welcome our new Patron, Malachi Cush to our coffee morning on Wednesday 14th November. Whilst educated on the work of The Niamh Louise Foundation, Malachi was…